- 01: Aha Mama
- 02: Srdce
- 03: Benefit Na Amazon (Feat. Dusan Vlk)
- 04: Nemám Koho Obdivovať (Feat. Katarzia)
- 05: Kde Budeme Bývať
- 06: Million Dollars (Feat. Drax)
- 07: Hotel Kyjev 2
- 08: Hotel Kyjev (Feat. Fvlcrvm)
- 09: Najkrajší Ľudia Robia Najškaredšie Veci (Feat. Edúv Syn, Temný Rudo, Paris, Dusan Vlk &Amp; Fvck_Kvlt)
- 10: Vyhor
- 11: Keď Sa Páči Niečo Všetkým Tak To Smrdí
- 12: Poor But Sexy
- 13: Outro
The Slovak trio Berlin Manson was formed as a so-called apartment band in the dark days of Corona lockdowns. The founders Patrik Nagy and Adam Dragun compensated for the lack of cultural activities by creating new and original music, where Patrik provided D.I.Y. made electronic beats with live guitar playing and Adam provided his lyrics full of irony and criticism of the scene and society.
After the first successful concerts and singles, the cloud around the name Berlin Manson is steadily growing. It wasn't until a track and music video titled I'm not dancing I'm nodding my head that catapulted them into the limelight of the alternative scene, heralding their debut EP Life Ends When You're Thirteen (2022). Later, the original duo were joined by drummer Tomáš Tabiš, who is also in the band 52 Hertz Whale, whose album was also released under the Weltschmerzen label. Their concert performances have gained more momentum and their drive has made them one of the most popular club and festival line-ups in Slovakia and the Czech Republic.
After a successful collaboration on the 2023 single Hotel Kyjev with Pisht Kralovic a.k.a. FVLCRVM, the band is releasing their first full-length album Poor but Sexy, with which they are moving under the Weltschmerzen roof. The fusion with roots in electronica, punk, pustpunk, rave and HC is once again complemented by Adam Dragun's great lyrics, which alternate social engagement with sarcasm, irony and cynicism, or nostalgia and sadness. On the current release we can also hear collaborations with guests such as Katarzia, Edúv Syn, Fvck Kvlt, Temný Rudo, Dušan Vlk or Paris.



